A journey to Kraków Airport usually consists of two parts: an international coach to Kraków and a local transfer to the airport. The most convenient option depends on where the coach arrives, your departure time and the amount of luggage you have.
Start with your arrival point
Check your ticket for the exact stop in Kraków, not just the city name. Work out the route from there to Kraków Główny or another convenient interchange. Don’t book a flight with only a minimal time gap after the bus’s scheduled arrival.
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Train to the airport
According to Kraków Airport, the railway station is located next to the passenger terminal and is connected to it by a covered walkway. The SKA1 line connects the airport with Kraków Główny. Please check the timetable and any possible changes on the official websites of the airport and the rail operator on the day of your journey.
Allow plenty of time
Add a buffer to the standard check-in time to allow for border controls, traffic, the walk to the station and waiting for the next train. This buffer is particularly important when travelling independently with a bus and flight ticket.
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Before you set off
Check the terminal, the airline’s baggage rules, your documents and your insurance. Estimate how long it will take to clear customs by bus and read the general advice on transfers to Polish airports.
You can plan the first part of your journey using the RedRay flight search. Check your final itinerary against the latest Kraków Airport timetable.
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